Monkeying Around Angkor Wat Visitors Face Furry Fury

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Monkeying Around Angkor Wat Visitors Face Furry Fury

As one of the most iconic archaeological sites in Cambodia, Angkor Wat attracts millions of visitors each year. However, this ancient temple complex has become notorious for another kind of visitor - mischievous monkeys that roam the premises.

In recent years, tourists have reported a surge in monkey encounters gone wrong. These quick-handed primates have been known to snatch food and personal belongings from unsuspecting visitors, often with no warning whatsoever. Some travelers have even been subjected to physical attacks, with the monkeys displaying a surprising level of aggression.

So, what's behind this furry fury? According to local guides and officials, the problem stems from overfeeding and lack of respect for these animals' natural habitats. As a result, the monkeys have become increasingly brazen in their pursuit of sustenance - and sometimes, even revenge.

To avoid becoming a target of these feisty critters, visitors are advised to exercise caution when exploring Angkor Wat. Here are some tips

Keep food and drinks secure and covered at all times.
Refrain from feeding or touching the monkeys, as this only encourages their misbehavior.
Be mindful of your surroundings and keep a safe distance from any curious primates.

By taking these precautions, you can still enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Angkor Wat while minimizing the risk of an unexpected - and unwanted - encounter with its furry residents.

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